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Giant Guitar fish

Giant Guitar fish

The Giant Guitarfish feeds on bivalves, crabs, lobsters, squid, and small fish, and is known to prey on stingrays despite lacking cutting teeth and it has a distinctive pointed snout, large black eyespots on the pectoral fins, and a dark bar pattern between the eyes.

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Reef Manta Ray

Reef Manta Ray

An extremely large ray with a vaguely kite-shaped disc and a large protruding head with a wide, terminal mouth. Disc width approximately 2.1-2.4 x length. Pectoral fins narrowly falcate, with convex anterior margins and concave posterior margins. Pectoral fin apices acutely pointed. Pelvic fins very small. One small dorsal fin present at base of tail; not falcate. Head pronounced; extending well forward of pectoral fins. Slit-like spiracles posterior to eyes. Mouth very broad; 14-16% of disc width. Cephalic lobes long, broad, and highly flexible. No denticle bands or teeth present on upper jaw. Band of vestigial teeth present on lower jaw. Dermal denticles uniformly distributed; not in bands. Tail whiplike. Without caudal sting or calcified bulge near base of tail.

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Blacktip Reef Shark

Blacktip Reef Shark

Snout short and rounded. Teeth in upper jaw serrated, with narrow angled points. Second dorsal fin high, its base less than twice its height. No ridge between dorsal fins.

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The Maldives is home to over 2,000 species of fish and marine creatures. Our reefs are teeming with life, from tiny reef fish to majestic manta rays and whale sharks.

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